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#Repost@worldanimalnewsOn June 18th, 1964, Martin Luther King Jr. was placed into a police car in St. Augustine, Florida. A German shepherd police dog was put in the car with him in an apparent attempt to intimidate Mr. King. Instead, King and the dog promptly became friends. --“Never, never be afraid to do what’s right, especially if the well-being of a person or animal is at stake. Society’s punishments are small compared to the wounds we inflict on our soul when we look the other way.” -Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. #MLK#nevergiveup#neverquit#standup#LoveNotHate#WeAreOne#humanity#LoveAnimals#humility

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Celebrating this one tonight @abbeliciouss and all the amazing things she has/will continue to accomplish. I can’t wait to embark on this next chapter in our lives together and I’m so proud of you my Love... ❤️😘 #MyOneAndOnly#SouthCarolina#thankful

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Thank you. ⚫️🔵⚫️🙏🏼🇺🇸 #Repost@todayinamericanhistory (@get_repost)・・・NEW YORK -- A group of Port Authority police officers are being hailed as heroes after they apprehended a man suspected of detonating a crude improvised device underground near the Port Authority Bus Terminal during the morning rush. The homemade bomb prematurely exploded around 7:19 a.m. Monday in a pedestrian walkway near 42nd Street and 8th Avenue. At least five people were injured.

Bobby Egbert, spokesperson for the Port Authority Police Benevolent Association, said when the officers arrived on the scene they saw Ullah on the ground with wires coming from his jacket to his hand and his midsection smoldering. "The person on the floor was reaching for his cellphone. The officers at that point had to make a decision so no one else would be hurt and they decided at that point to take the person into custody," Egbert told CBS Radio's 1010 WINS. "There was a struggle with him, they had to keep him from reaching the cell phone, obviously they had no idea what he was going to do with the cellphone." via @CBSnews.